Unpopular Opinions

[Gomamon]

1. Criticizing or insulting yourself isn't always a cry for attention or wanting empathy. You can just simply not like yourself and admit it publicly, but not do it for attention and empathy, just to be honest. Like, yeah, for some people, criticizing yourself is a bit pointless, but hey, some people just want to get their feelings out.

2. Parents/siblings don't ALWAYS have to check every single thing their child/sibling does on the internet, some children can actually tell what is fake and what is real, and know that they shouldn't trust everyone. (saying child/sibling because sometimes, there are parents who care too much about what their children do, but also sometimes, even sisters and brothers can be curious of what their sibling is doing) If a parent/sibling is hiding something from their child/sibling, their child/sibling has a right to hide something from them as well, as long as they aren't doing anything suspicious or harmful. If a child/younger brother or sister is browsing the internet talking to cool people secretly and looking at appealing SAFE (which means, no p0rn) images they like, and not looking up how to buy dr*gs and weapons, let them be, internet is not dangerous if you use it for good things and know how to be careful and know what you should NOT browse. Kids and siblings want some private time for themselves, families shouldn't always know everything, we all feel bad when we don't have our me time. I don't trust anyone on the internet, but i did met some cool people, i guess. And secrets are secrets, there are some things you hide to yourself because you just don't want to open up about them, and that is completely okay.


3. I don't like concerts. Okay, i enjoy listening to music, but i never liked concerts, i am shy, embarrassed, not confident and unmoved around people, and i do not like extremely loud music that will make me lose my mind, (i am talking from experience) and i also really dislike huge crowds of people, anywhere and everywhere. I enjoy places that have separated people, and not too many of them together in one.

4. (Not so unpopular, but literally thousands of people think that video games cause violence so, what do i know) You can like or enjoy something in fiction, but not like it in real life. Definition of fictional = not real, mostly inspired by an individual's imagination who wants to give their imagination an visible image. Like, you can be amazed by an fictional character

cutting off someone's head

, but would scream if you saw that in real life. You can play some The King of Fighters game for hours, but not go outside and threaten to beat everyone. You can play Mortal Kombat but still be merciful on everyone. You can play as Shiki Nanaya in Melty Blood games, but be a nice person in real life who wouldn't hurt anyone. That's because it's fictional. It's a game. Games are not real.
I enjoy fighting games, but i do not pick fights with people. I do not mind blood and g*re in fiction, but i get creeped out by real life m*rder. Makes a lot of sense. Some people should gain ability to tell reality and fiction apart, you can play 100 of games where you beat and destroy people or other living beings (there are some games where most of the focus is on other living beings that aren't humans, i can say some if you'd like), but still be a nice and not abusive person in the real life. Video games do not cause violence, but not telling difference between reality and fiction does. Fiction and games are created for entertainment, but not everyone understands that. Some gamers can be actually intelligent moral people who do not hurt anyone because they can tell right and wrong apart and tell fiction and reality apart, and just want to live their life and entertain themselves, not every gamer is a mentally ill person with a bad childhood who wants to hurt people because they were hurt.